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From: "Steve Howard" <showard@kennesaw.edu>
Subject: iptables rules for forwarding remote desktop
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 2002 13:45:44 -0500
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Hi,

I would very much appreciate any help I could get for my question.

I have a RedHat 8 machine with 2 ethernet cards. eth0 is connected via =
dhcp to the Internet (cable modem).
eth1 is private 192.168.1.1. I have a windows xp machine which I have set =
up to acquire a dhcp address, (it is always 192.168.1.10). I would like to =
be able to use the remote desktop (port 3389) from outside. I understand =
that I will have to forward port 3389 to eth0 so that I can access this =
port from my office machine. I have seen recommendations of one rule, and =
I have seen recommendations that have three rules listed. Can anyone help =
me get this right?

Thank you,


Steve Howard
Software Trainer
Information Technology Services
Kennesaw State University
770-423-6895